Scale 1:1,829,000. 1 in. = 28.9 miles ; Polyconic proj. (W 11°E 2°/N 62°N 48°- Supplement to National Geographic, June 2000. - Text, map of The heart of tourist London at scale 1:10,000, ancillary map of Greater London, descriptive index to London points of interest, and col. ill. on verso.

Scale Information: Scale 1:14,300. - Insets: Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaeo.- Regional map Bangkok (Don Muang) International Airport Skytrain Express boat service. - Legend English and 5 other languages. - Selected points of interest shown pictorially. - Text, index, indexes to points of interest, tourist information, location map, and col. ill. on verso. -

Scale Information: Scale 1:9,600. - Insets: Villa Borghese Continuation Ancient Rome Regional map Metropolitana Vatican City . - Legend English and 5 other languages. - Selected points of interest shown pictorially. - Text, index, indexes to points of interest, tourist information, location map, and col. ill. on verso. -

Supplement to National Geographic, February 1999.-Scale 1:54,109,440. -Includes text, ancillary maps of Plant productivity, July through September and Plant productivity, January through March, and col. ill./ Text, geologic column, and col. ill. on verso./ Maps on verso: Global forest distribution Projected status of biodiversity, 1998-2018 Global 200 ecoregions [Western hemisphere showing hooded warbler migration route].

.Supplement to National Geographic, July 1998.- Scale [ca. 1:15,600,000 ; Azimuthal equidistant proj. (E 172°W 52°/N 84°N 14°)- Insets: Earthquakes: shocks from shifting plates Hurricanes: where ill winds blow Hail: showers of icy stones Population: moving toward trouble Volcanoes: dangerous neighbors Tornadoes: terrors of the heartland Droughts: the last gasp

Supplement to the National Geographic, May 1997. - Scale 1:7,345,000. 1 in. = 116 miles ; Transverse Mercator Proj. (E 60°E 104°/N 36°N 8°).- Relief shown by shading and spot heights. Depths shown by gradient tints, contours, and soundings.

Supplement to National Geographic, February 1996. - Scale 1:7,080,000. 1 in. = 112 miles ; Mercator proj. (E 95°E 140°/N 10°S 15°). - Relief shown by shading and spot heights. Depths shown by contours and soundings. -Text, vegetation map of Indonesia with notes, world rainfall map, map showing timber exports, maps of Indonesia showing abbreviations. population, monsoon seasons, and mines-natural resources

Supplement to National Geographic, February 1996. - Scale 1:7,080,000. 1 in. = 112 miles ; Mercator proj. (E 95°E 140°/N 10°S 15°). - Relief shown by shading and spot heights. Depths shown by contours and soundings. -Text, vegetation map of Indonesia with notes, world rainfall map, map showing timber exports, maps of Indonesia showing abbreviations. population, monsoon seasons, and mines-natural resources

Supplement to National Geographic, October 1999.- Universe map consists of 5 maps: Our supercluster The local group Our galactic realm Our sun's neighborhood Our solar system.-Universe map includes text, chronological chart, and col. ill.

Supplement to National Geographic, February 1998.- Scale 1:54,109,440. 1 in. = 854 miles. At equator ; Winkel tripel proj., central meridian 0° (W 180°E 180°/N 80°S 75°). - Maps on verso: 1. To A.D. 100, setting out 2. A.D. 100-1400, expanding provincial realms 3. 1400-1700, voyaging for god, glory, and gold 4. 1700-1900s, charting the world, expanding the mind.

.Supplement to National Geographic, July 1998.- Scale [ca. 1:15,600,000 ; Azimuthal equidistant proj. (E 172°W 52°/N 84°N 14°)- Insets: Earthquakes: shocks from shifting plates Hurricanes: where ill winds blow Hail: showers of icy stones Population: moving toward trouble Volcanoes: dangerous neighbors Tornadoes: terrors of the heartland Droughts: the last gasp

Scale 1:136,000.- Contents: Land of the Sherpas Everest, a half century after the first climb, new technology maps Everest in unprecedented detail. - Shows computer-generated three-dimensional views of Mt. Everest. - Relief shown by contours, shading, and spot heights. - Supplement to National Geographic, May 2003.

Scale 1:1,829,000. 1 in. = 28.9 miles ; Polyconic proj. (W 11°E 2°/N 62°N 48°- Supplement to National Geographic, June 2000. - Text, map of The heart of tourist London at scale 1:10,000, ancillary map of Greater London, descriptive index to London points of interest, and col. ill. on verso.

Scale 1:54,109,440. 1 in. = 854 miles. At equator ; Winkel tripel proj., central meridian 0° (W 180°E 180°/N 90°S 80°). Supplement to National Geographic, October 1998. - Maps on verso: Population and growth Fertility : smaller families Life expectancy : longer lives Urbanization : closer quarters World migration : distant homes. Includes text, statistical data, ancillary maps of Population density and Population and income, 3 other ancillary maps, and col. ill.

Scale 1:6,766,000. 1 in. = 107 miles ; Albers conic equal-area proj., standard parallels 29°30’ and 45°30’ (W 125°W 65°/N 50°N 20°).

Scale 1:2,850,000. 1 in. = 45 miles ; Conic proj. (E 12°E 30°/N 49°N 35°). Supplement to National Geographic, February 2000. Ancillary historical maps: The Ottoman era The tinderbox of World War I World War II and its aftermath. Text, world map of Plight of the refugees, 6 ancillary refugee maps of countries/regions, graphs, and col. ill. on verso. Relief shown by shading and spot heights. Includes text, glossary, 11 graphs, and col. ill.

Supplement to National Geographic, September 1997.

Scale 1:2,667,000. 1 in. = 42 miles ; Lambert conformal conic proj., standard parallels 49° and 77° (W 98°W 70°/N 58°N 40°). - Supplement to National Geographic, June 1996.- Includes historical notes. Relief shown by shading and spot heights. Text, ancillary map showing 1991 population density, and col. ill. on verso. On verso: 1. To 1600, first presence, first peoples 2. 1600-1790, new arrivals, new alliances 3. 1790-1867, migration, expansion 4. 1867-1940, great transformations 5. 1940-present, powerhouse of Canada.

Supplement to National Geographic, May 1999.- Relief shown by shading and spot heights. Depths shown by gradient tints and soundings. - Includes notes, statistical data by country, glossary, and col. ill. of national flags.